Luci Johnson Seeks Private Honeymoon Getaway
Luci Johnson, 19, worries about privacy after her August 6 wedding and a week to 10 days away. The article recalls past White House brides like Beatrix of the Netherlands and presidential daughters who faced pursuit by press and crowds seeking hidden honeymoon spots.
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Frances Lewine Washington
White House
Luci Johnson
U.S. State Department
Beatrix
Prince Claus
Luci
Texas
Deer Park
Theodore Roosevelt
Alice
Ohio
Nicholas Longworth
Friendship Lodge
John R. McLean
Washington Post
Parachuting Becomes Family Sport In Milwaukee Suburb
Mrs. Betty Herrick 39 and her teen daughter Elizabeth 16 took a first parachute jump from a Franklin airport plane while Elizabeth watched. Herrick enrolled in a five hour course and smiled on landing as her husband Norbert said he would not join the sport. In New Delhi India signed cultural exchange deals with Bulgaria Romania and Hungary to cooperate in art science technology and sport.
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Milwaukee
Betty Herrick
Herrick
Franklin
Elizabeth
Norbert
New Delhi
India
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Main cloud types and their heights explained
The article outlines four principal cloud types stratus, nimbus, cumulus and cirrus with heights from about half a mile to six miles. It notes stratus near horizon lines, nimbus as rain clouds, cumulus as piled up like a mountain, and cirrus as high curly ice clouds.
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Publishers Newspaper
Spaniard Seeks 5 Million After H-Bomb Find
Spanish fisherman Francisco Simo Orts seeks over 5 million dollars in extra compensation from the United States for aiding the search and location of the missing H-bomb off Palomares. U S Navy records show a 6 million dollar claim for Task Force 65's three month hunt and recovery. He has already received about 400 000 pesetas roughly 6666 dollars.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Simo
Orts
United States
U.S
U.S. Navy
U.S. Air Force
Navy
Palomares
General Mills Posts Record Net Earnings for 1966
General Mills, Inc. reports record net earnings of 23.3 million dollars for the year ending May 29, 1966, or 3.07 dollars a share, up 42 cents from 1965. Sales fell from 559 million to about 524 million as milling and bakery flour sales declined, while other products rose 9.4 percent. The firm plans to exit refrigerated foods after year end and close four plants.
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Minneapolis
General Mills, Inc
Bridge winners at YWCA event name and scores
Bonnie Hoesley and Lydia Fair led north south duplicate bridge at the YWCA with 85 percent. East west winners included Mr and Mrs James Squier with 84 percent and Thelma Groves and Betty Sartz with 65 42, plus other pairs placing in the 65 to 68 range.
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Bonnie Hoesley
Lydia Fair
YWCA
Ella Hagen
Alfred Knorr
Larry Ellefson
Bruce Melain
Frances Carter
Marie Fleis
James Squier
Thelma Groves
Betty Sartz
Marjorie Kaehler
Irene Merchlewitz
Lynne Schlangen
Greta Schueler
Milwaukee Democrats accuse bar of partisan Supreme Court picks
Milwaukee Democrats charge the Milwaukee Bar Association favors Republicans in naming six nominees for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Rich ard J. Steinberg calls for Democratic lawyers to resign if Democrats are not added to the list. Nominees include Circuit Judges John A. Decker and Leo B. Haney and attorneys Stewart Honeck George Young John Zimmermann and John Kluwin.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Richard J. Steinberg
Milwaukee Association
Warren P. Knowles
Thomas E. Fairchild
Chicago
Fairchild
Chicago Post
Wisconsin
Knowles
Steinberg
John A. Decker
Leo B. Haney
Stewart G. Honeck
Thiensville
George D. Young
Mequon
John F. Zimmermann
Whitefish Bay
John A. Kluwin
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Truman Stricken by Colitis. Former President Weakened
Former President Harry S. Truman, 82, suffers a severe colitis attack and is hospitalized in Kansas City. Doctors say tests are pending until he gains strength, with Truman reportedly resting comfortably as Mrs. Truman visits. President Johnson and wife sent flowers. Dwight D. Eisenhower remains under observation at Walter Reed for arthritis.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
Dent Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Johnson
Ray Harroun Sets Early Indy Speed Record at 74.59 MPH
Ray Harroun won the first Indianapolis Speedway race setting a speed mark of 74.59 miles per hour. The historic event highlighted the debut of the famed track and Harroun's groundbreaking performance.
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Ray Harroun
Blackhawk Drum Corps Wins Horicon Marsh Days Parade
The Blackhawk Drum and Bugle Corps of La Crosse took first place in Horicon Marsh Days Parade at Horicon Wisconsin, with competition spanning Friday through Sunday. Historical note: Pliny the Elder died in the Vesuvius eruption that destroyed Pompeii.
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Blackhawk Drum and Bugle Corps of
la Crosse
Horicon Marsh Days
Horicon
Wis
Pliny the Elder
Mt. Vesu‘vius
Pompei
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